JPS5924383A - Optical information reader - Google Patents

Optical information reader

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Publication number
JPS5924383A
JPS5924383A JP13281882A JP13281882A JPS5924383A JP S5924383 A JPS5924383 A JP S5924383A JP 13281882 A JP13281882 A JP 13281882A JP 13281882 A JP13281882 A JP 13281882A JP S5924383 A JPS5924383 A JP S5924383A
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Prior art keywords
light
reading
read
light emitting
wavelength
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JPS6217270B2 (en
Inventor
Masahiro Hara
昌宏 原
Atsutoshi Okamoto
岡本 敦稔
Toshitaka Sakai
利恭 酒井
Tadao Oshima
大島 忠夫
Hiroshi Yamamoto
寛 山本
Hiromitsu Takai
高井 弘光
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Denso Corp
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NipponDenso Co Ltd
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Priority to JP13281882A priority Critical patent/JPS5924383A/en
Priority to EP83107413A priority patent/EP0101939B1/en
Priority to US06/517,745 priority patent/US4818847A/en
Priority to DE8383107413T priority patent/DE3379484D1/en
Publication of JPS5924383A publication Critical patent/JPS5924383A/en
Publication of JPS6217270B2 publication Critical patent/JPS6217270B2/ja
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    • GPHYSICS
    • G06COMPUTING; CALCULATING OR COUNTING
    • G06KGRAPHICAL DATA READING; PRESENTATION OF DATA; RECORD CARRIERS; HANDLING RECORD CARRIERS
    • G06K7/00Methods or arrangements for sensing record carriers, e.g. for reading patterns
    • G06K7/10Methods or arrangements for sensing record carriers, e.g. for reading patterns by electromagnetic radiation, e.g. optical sensing; by corpuscular radiation
    • G06K7/10544Methods or arrangements for sensing record carriers, e.g. for reading patterns by electromagnetic radiation, e.g. optical sensing; by corpuscular radiation by scanning of the records by radiation in the optical part of the electromagnetic spectrum
    • G06K7/10821Methods or arrangements for sensing record carriers, e.g. for reading patterns by electromagnetic radiation, e.g. optical sensing; by corpuscular radiation by scanning of the records by radiation in the optical part of the electromagnetic spectrum further details of bar or optical code scanning devices
    • G06K7/10841Particularities of the light-sensitive elements

Abstract

PURPOSE:To ensure accurate reading through a simple device even with the printing of a heat-sensitive printer, by using a light source of a diode which emits high-luminance red light having a wavelength within a range of 660+ or -60nm to read information recorded optically. CONSTITUTION:Plural diodes which emit the high-luminance red light having a wavelength within a range of 660+ or -60nm are arranged in a row. Then the information to be read is irradiated, and this reflected light is detected by a reading sensor diode. The light emitting diode has a spectrum distribution as shown by B in the figure, and a sensor diode has the sensitivity characteristics as shown by A in the figure. The reflection factor of black color has the characteristics as shown by C for a bar code printed by a heat-sensitive printer. Only the reflection factor approximate to 40% is detected for the black color printed by said heat-sensitive printer. This avoids incapability of reading, and furthermore an ordinary print can also be read with no problem as long as a contrast is higher than a normal level. As a result, an infrared filter can be excluded to miniaturize an optical information reader.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明はラベル等の記録媒体に印刷されたバーコード、
文字などの光学的情報を読取る光学的情報読取装置に関
するものである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention provides barcodes printed on recording media such as labels,
The present invention relates to an optical information reading device that reads optical information such as characters.

従来この種の装置では、バーコード、文字などの光学的
情報を記録したラベルに対し、タングステンランプによ
り照明光を照射し、その反射光による情報映像を読取セ
ンサ(イメージセンサ)の表面に結像させ、その映像を
ごのセンサの電子走査による読取作動にて電気信号に変
換している。
Conventionally, this type of device uses a tungsten lamp to irradiate illumination light onto a label that records optical information such as barcodes and characters, and forms an information image based on the reflected light on the surface of a reading sensor (image sensor). The image is then converted into an electrical signal by the electronic scanning reading operation of the sensor.

そして、この照明のためのタングステンランプは赤外波
長成分が多い照明光になるので、通常のカーボン系の黒
インクにより印刷した情報を読取る場合には問題がない
が、感熱式プリンタにより印刷した情報ではその黒地部
分の光反射率が赤外波長成分で高率となり、白地部分と
区別ができなくなり、読取不能になってしまう。
Since the tungsten lamp used for this illumination emits illumination light with a large amount of infrared wavelength components, there is no problem when reading information printed with ordinary carbon-based black ink, but information printed with a thermal printer is not a problem. In this case, the light reflectance of the black background part becomes high in the infrared wavelength component, making it impossible to distinguish it from the white background part and making it impossible to read.

その対策とじ−では、通常の半導体のイメージセンサな
どの読取センサではその光感度が赤外波長領域で高感度
になっているので、その赤外波長の光感度を可視光領域
の感度に比して低感度にすべく、赤外波長成分をカット
する赤外カットフィルタを設けるのが常であった。
As a countermeasure, since the light sensitivity of ordinary semiconductor image sensors and other reading sensors is high in the infrared wavelength region, the light sensitivity of the infrared wavelength is compared to the sensitivity of the visible light region. In order to achieve low sensitivity, it was customary to provide an infrared cut filter that cuts out infrared wavelength components.

しかし2ながら、この赤外カットフィルタを設けた場合
には、そのカット特性として赤外波長領域では充分に高
くなっており、近赤外光から可視光領域にかけてかなり
低くなっているが、その可視光領域で零にはならないの
で、そのフィルタ作用による低下分を見込んでタングス
テンランプの発光照度を高くしなければならず、光源の
大型化、光源の発熱量の増大などの問題があった。
However, when this infrared cut filter is provided, its cut characteristics are sufficiently high in the infrared wavelength region, and are considerably low from the near infrared light to the visible light region; Since it does not reach zero in the light region, the luminance of the tungsten lamp must be increased to take into account the reduction due to the filtering effect, resulting in problems such as an increase in the size of the light source and an increase in the amount of heat generated by the light source.

本発明は上記問題に鑑みたもので、通常の読取センサを
使用し、しかも赤外カットフィルタを不要にして通常イ
ンク印刷の光学情報の読取および感熱プリンタにより印
刷した光学情報をも読取ることを可能にすることを目的
としている。
The present invention has been developed in view of the above problems, and uses a normal reading sensor and eliminates the need for an infrared cut filter, making it possible to read optical information printed with normal ink as well as optical information printed by a thermal printer. It is intended to be.

そのために本発明では、電子走査形の読取センサを備え
た光学的情報読取装置における照明光の照射手段の光源
として、660±60nmの範囲の波長の赤色光を高輝
度で発光する発光ダイオードを配設した構成にしている
To this end, in the present invention, a light emitting diode that emits red light with a wavelength in the range of 660±60 nm at high brightness is arranged as a light source of the illumination light irradiation means in an optical information reading device equipped with an electronic scanning type reading sensor. The configuration is set as follows.

以下本発明を図に示す実施例について説明する。The present invention will be described below with reference to embodiments shown in the drawings.

第1図はその部分破断構成図、第2図はその要部分解説
明図であり、lは光源に使用する高輝度の赤色発光ダイ
オードであり、その発光スペクトルが660±60nm
の範囲内にピーク値を持つものである。2は前記赤色発
光ダイオード1と並列に配置した同種の赤色発光タイオ
ードであり、その各発光ダイオードに直列接続する抵抗
の抵抗値を変えるようにし、外側の2つの発光タイオー
ド1、■より照度をやや低くしている。3は光散乱材て
、赤色発光ダイオード1.2よりの照明光を散乱させて
所定範囲にわたって均一化している。4は記録媒体のラ
ヘルで、光学的情報のバーコード5を印刷したものであ
る。
Figure 1 is a partially cutaway diagram of the configuration, and Figure 2 is an exploded explanatory diagram of the main parts.l is a high-intensity red light emitting diode used as a light source, and its emission spectrum is 660±60 nm.
The peak value is within the range of . 2 is a red light emitting diode of the same kind placed in parallel with the red light emitting diode 1, and the resistance value of the resistor connected in series with each light emitting diode is changed to make the illuminance slightly higher than that of the two outer light emitting diodes 1 and 2. I keep it low. A light scattering material 3 scatters the illumination light from the red light emitting diode 1.2 to make it uniform over a predetermined range. Reference numeral 4 denotes a recording medium, on which a barcode 5 of optical information is printed.

6は平面反射鏡で、バーコードラベル4よりの反射光を
反射して方向を変えるものである。7はレンスでバーコ
ードラベル4からの反射光を集光し、絞り部材8を通っ
て所定位置にバーコード映像を結像さゼている。9は読
取センサとしてのイメージセンサで、多数のフォト素子
を線状に並べた一次元の1024ビツトの分解能を有し
ており、赤色発光ダイオード1.2の発光スペクトル(
660±601)付近に分光感度のピーク領域をもつも
のである。10は手持ケースであり、その内部と外部と
の各種電気信号の授受を行なう信号ケーブルを介してデ
ータ処理装置に接続している。
Reference numeral 6 denotes a flat reflecting mirror, which reflects the light reflected from the barcode label 4 and changes its direction. A lens 7 collects reflected light from the barcode label 4, passes through an aperture member 8, and forms a barcode image at a predetermined position. 9 is an image sensor as a reading sensor, which has a one-dimensional resolution of 1024 bits by arranging a large number of photo elements in a line, and has an emission spectrum of a red light emitting diode (1.2).
The peak region of spectral sensitivity is around 660±601). Reference numeral 10 denotes a hand-held case, which is connected to a data processing device via a signal cable for transmitting and receiving various electrical signals between the inside and outside of the case.

第3図は特性図を示しており、イメージセンサ9の分光
感度特性へと、発光ダイオード1.2の波長分布特性B
と、感熱式プリンタで印刷されたバーコードラベル4の
黒色(黒バー)の反射率特性Cを表わしたものである。
FIG. 3 shows a characteristic diagram, in which the spectral sensitivity characteristics of the image sensor 9 and the wavelength distribution characteristics B of the light emitting diode 1.2 are shown.
This represents the reflectance characteristic C of black (black bar) of the barcode label 4 printed by a thermal printer.

ここで、発光ダイオード1.2の発光スペクトル分布が
660±30 nm。
Here, the emission spectrum distribution of the light emitting diode 1.2 is 660±30 nm.

イメージセンサ9の分光感度特性のピーク値が700n
mにあるものを一例として示、しており、感熱式プリン
タで印刷された情報の黒バーの反射率特性によれば、光
源による照明光の発光スペク)/し範囲としては660
±60nmの波長領域に制限されることになる。
The peak value of the spectral sensitivity characteristic of the image sensor 9 is 700n
m is shown as an example, and according to the reflectance characteristics of the black bar of information printed by a thermal printer, the emission spectrum of the illumination light from the light source is 660.
It will be limited to a wavelength range of ±60 nm.

次に、上記構成においてその作動を説明する。Next, the operation of the above configuration will be explained.

今、感熱式プリンタにて印刷されたtzH−コードラベ
ル4に対して第1図に示す位置(こ読取装置を手持式に
て配置し、高輝度の4個の赤色発光ダイオード1.2を
発光状態にする。この発光による赤色照明光は光散乱材
3を通ってバーコードラベル4に照射される。この光照
射により、そのバーコードラベル4上の白バー、黒バー
に従って反射率が異なり、光の強さ分布がバーコード5
に対応したレンズ7、絞り部材8の光学系を通してイメ
ージセンサ9のフォト素子が並んだ読取線上に各バーの
直交方向のバーコード映像を結像させる。
Now, place the hand-held reading device at the position shown in Fig. 1 on the tzH-code label 4 printed with a thermal printer, and turn on the four high-intensity red light emitting diodes 1.2. The red illumination light generated by this emission passes through the light scattering material 3 and is irradiated onto the barcode label 4. Due to this light irradiation, the reflectance differs according to the white bar and black bar on the barcode label 4. Light intensity distribution is barcode 5
A barcode image in a direction orthogonal to each bar is imaged onto a reading line along which photo elements of an image sensor 9 are lined up through an optical system including a lens 7 and an aperture member 8 corresponding to the bar code.

従って、このイメージセンサ9の電子制御回路による電
子走査の読取作動によりそのバーコード映像を電気信号
に変換することができる。
Therefore, the barcode image can be converted into an electrical signal by the electronic scanning reading operation by the electronic control circuit of the image sensor 9.

このとき、バーコードラベル4上のバーコード5の映像
が結像するイメージセンサ9の読取線上とバーコード5
との間の光路長は、1<−コード中央部の反射光路長に
比してバーコード両端部の反射光路長の方が長くなるが
、外側の2111の赤色発光タイオード1.1の発光照
度を内側のものより高くしているため、イメージセンサ
9上に結像したバーコード映像は全領域にわたって均一
化された明るさになり、イメージセンサ9により変換す
る電気信号のレベルを安定化し、その信号処理の簡単化
、高精度化に寄与している。
At this time, the image of the barcode 5 on the barcode label 4 is formed on the reading line of the image sensor 9 and the barcode 5
The optical path length between 1<- is longer than the reflected optical path length at both ends of the bar code than the reflected optical path length at the center of the code, but the luminous intensity of the outer red light emitting diode 1.1 Because the barcode image formed on the image sensor 9 has a uniform brightness over the entire area, the level of the electrical signal converted by the image sensor 9 is stabilized, and the barcode image formed on the image sensor 9 has a uniform brightness. This contributes to simplifying signal processing and increasing accuracy.

さらに、その赤色発光ダイオード1.2の発光スペクト
ルが660 nm近辺になっ“ζいるため、感熱式プリ
ンタにて印刷されたバーコード5よりの反射特性として
は、第3図の特性図に示すように、バーコード5の黒バ
ーの反射率が約80%〜90%位度になり、100%近
辺の反射率になる白バーと区別することができる。この
とき、黒バーの反射率としては零に近い方が望ましいが
、イメージセンサ9の感度低下の少ない波長領域に制限
され、660 nm近辺の赤色光が総合的に最も適した
波長になっている。
Furthermore, since the emission spectrum of the red light emitting diode 1.2 is around 660 nm, the reflection characteristics from the barcode 5 printed with a thermal printer are as shown in the characteristic diagram in Figure 3. In this case, the reflectance of the black bar of barcode 5 is approximately 80% to 90%, and can be distinguished from the white bar, which has a reflectance of approximately 100%.At this time, the reflectance of the black bar is approximately 80% to 90%. Although it is desirable that the wavelength be close to zero, it is limited to a wavelength range in which the sensitivity of the image sensor 9 is less degraded, and red light around 660 nm is the overall most suitable wavelength.

すなわち、感熱式プリンタにて印刷された黒バーの反射
率を見てみると、波長900 nmで約0.83(P 
CS (Printed Contrast 5tan
dard J値−0゜02)、波長660nmで約0.
53 (PC3(M=0゜37)、波長550 nmで
約0.08 (PC3値=0゜89)と、長波長はど黒
バーの反射率が高く、可視光に行く程黒バーの反射率が
低くなり、PC8値が高くなって行く。よって、短波長
の方が良いことがわかるが、シリコン系半導体のイメー
ジセンサ9の分光感度特性を兼合セで見ると、ピーク値
が650〜900 nmの間にある。ごの為に短波長は
どイメージセンサ9の感度が悪くなり効率が悪い。イメ
ージセンサ9の分光感度が、600 nm波長では約8
0%〜90%位になっζしまう。
In other words, if we look at the reflectance of a black bar printed with a thermal printer, it is approximately 0.83 (P) at a wavelength of 900 nm.
CS (Printed Contrast 5tan
dard J value -0°02), approximately 0.0 at a wavelength of 660 nm.
53 (PC3 (M = 0°37), wavelength of 550 nm is about 0.08 (PC3 value = 0°89), the reflectance of the black bar is high at long wavelengths, and the reflection of the black bar is higher as the wavelength goes to visible light. The rate decreases, and the PC8 value increases.Therefore, it can be seen that shorter wavelengths are better, but when looking at the spectral sensitivity characteristics of the silicon-based semiconductor image sensor 9, the peak value is 650~ The spectral sensitivity of the image sensor 9 is approximately 8 at a wavelength of 600 nm.
It will be around 0% to 90%.

以上のことから、感熱式プリンタで印刷された黒バーの
反射率とイメージセンサ9の分光感度特性両方から見る
と、660±60 nm@囲内の発光スペクトルを持つ
発光ダイオードを、光学的情報読取装置の光源に使用す
ると良いことが分かる。
From the above, when looking at both the reflectance of the black bar printed with a thermal printer and the spectral sensitivity characteristics of the image sensor 9, it is clear that a light emitting diode with an emission spectrum within the range of 660±60 nm can be used as an optical information reader. It turns out that it is good to use it as a light source.

また、その他普通印刷のラベルに関しても、JIS規格
で定められているP CS値が規格以上のイ)のであれ
は問題なく読取ることができる。
In addition, other normally printed labels can be read without any problem if the PCS value specified by the JIS standard is above the standard.

さらに、赤外波長成分の大変多いタングステンランプを
使用した場合に比して、赤色発光ダイオード1.2は赤
外波長成分がないため、イメージセンサ9のシリコン系
半導体のフォト素子特有の赤外光による感度の不均一性
の問題なども防止することができる。
Furthermore, compared to the case where a tungsten lamp with a large amount of infrared wavelength components is used, the red light emitting diode 1.2 has no infrared wavelength components, so the infrared light peculiar to the silicon-based semiconductor photo element of the image sensor 9 is It is also possible to prevent problems such as non-uniformity of sensitivity caused by

また、高輝度の赤色発光ダイオード1.2を光源に使用
し°ζいるため、タングステンランプを使用した場合に
比して、その光源を小型化することができ、さらに発光
作用に伴う発熱量も非常に小さくでき、かつ光源の寿命
も長くなってその保守も簡略化することができる。
In addition, since a high-brightness red light emitting diode 1.2 is used as the light source, the light source can be made smaller compared to the case where a tungsten lamp is used, and the amount of heat generated by the light emitting action is also reduced. It can be made very small, the life of the light source can be extended, and its maintenance can be simplified.

なお、上述の実施例では赤色発光ダイオード1.2とし
て、丸形成いは角形の発光ダイオードを複数個使用する
ものを例示したが、バーコードラベル4上のバーコード
5全面を照明することのできる面発光型の高輝度の赤色
発光ダイオード1個を用いてもよい。
In the above embodiment, a plurality of round or square light emitting diodes are used as the red light emitting diodes 1.2, but the entire surface of the barcode 5 on the barcode label 4 can be illuminated. One surface-emitting high-intensity red light-emitting diode may be used.

また、外側2個の赤色発光タイオード1、lと内側2個
の赤色発光ダイオード2.2との発光照度を変えたもの
を例示したが、各発光ダイオードの発光照度を均一化し
て発光照度調整回路を簡単化してもよい。
In addition, although the example has been shown in which the light emitting illuminance of the two outer red light emitting diodes 1 and l and the two inner red light emitting diodes 2 and 2 are changed, the light emitting illuminance adjustment circuit is designed to equalize the light emitting illuminance of each light emitting diode. may be simplified.

また、読取装置として手持式のものを例示したが、バー
コードラベル4のみを移動させる定置式の読取装置に適
用してもよい。
Further, although a hand-held type reader is illustrated as an example, the present invention may be applied to a stationary type reader in which only the barcode label 4 is moved.

また、光学的情報としてバーコード5を対象にしたもの
を例示したが、他の符号、或いは文字などを対象にした
ものでもよい。
Moreover, although the barcode 5 is used as the optical information as an example, other codes, characters, etc. may be used as the optical information.

さらに、読取センサとし°ζ線状の一次元のイメージセ
ンサを例示したが、面状の二次元イメージセンサなど他
のセンサを用いてもよい。
Further, although a linear one-dimensional image sensor is used as an example of the reading sensor, other sensors such as a planar two-dimensional image sensor may be used.

以上述べたように本発明によれば、通常の読取センサを
使用し、しかも赤外カットフィルタを不要にして通常イ
ンク印刷の光学情報の読取りに加え、感熱プリンタによ
り印刷した光学情報をも容易、高精度に読取ることがで
きるという優れた効果がある。
As described above, according to the present invention, a normal reading sensor is used, and an infrared cut filter is not required, and in addition to reading optical information printed with normal ink, it is also possible to easily read optical information printed by a thermal printer. It has the excellent effect of being able to read with high precision.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は本発明の一実施例を示す部分破断構成図、第2
図はその要部分解説明図、第3図は作動説明に供する特
性図である。 1.2・・・照射手段の光源をなす赤色発光ダイオード
、3・・・光散乱材94・・・記録媒体としてのバーコ
ードラベル、5・・・光学的情報のバーコード、6・・
・平面反射鏡、7・・・レンズ、8・・・絞り部材、9
・・・読取センサとしてのイメージセンサ。 代理人弁理士 岡 部   隆
FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway configuration diagram showing one embodiment of the present invention, and FIG.
The figure is an exploded explanatory view of the main parts, and FIG. 3 is a characteristic diagram for explaining the operation. 1.2...Red light emitting diode serving as a light source of the irradiation means, 3...Light scattering material 94...Barcode label as a recording medium, 5...Barcode for optical information, 6...
・Plane reflecting mirror, 7... Lens, 8... Diaphragm member, 9
...Image sensor as a reading sensor. Representative Patent Attorney Takashi Okabe

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 光学的に記録した被読取情報に光を照射する照射手段と
、この光照射による前記被読取情報よりの反射光による
情報映像を所定の読取位置に結像させる結像用光学系と
、この読取位置に配設し、その表面に結像した前記情報
映像を電子走査形の読取作動にて電気信号に変換するフ
ォト素子を線状または面状に配列した読取センサとを備
えた光学的情報読取装置において、 前記照射手段の光源として、660±60nmの範囲の
波長の高輝度赤色光を発光する発光ダイオードを配設し
た ことを特徴ンする光学的情報読取装置。
[Scope of Claims] Irradiation means for irradiating optically recorded information to be read with light, and imaging means for forming an information image at a predetermined reading position by light reflected from the information to be read by this light irradiation. An optical system, and a reading sensor arranged at this reading position and having photo elements arranged in a linear or planar manner for converting the information image imaged on the surface into an electrical signal by an electronic scanning type reading operation. An optical information reading device comprising: A light emitting diode that emits high-intensity red light with a wavelength in the range of 660±60 nm is disposed as a light source of the irradiation means.
JP13281882A 1982-07-29 1982-07-29 Optical information reader Granted JPS5924383A (en)

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JP13281882A JPS5924383A (en) 1982-07-29 1982-07-29 Optical information reader
EP83107413A EP0101939B1 (en) 1982-07-29 1983-07-27 Apparatus for optically reading information
US06/517,745 US4818847A (en) 1982-07-29 1983-07-27 Apparatus for optically reading printed information
DE8383107413T DE3379484D1 (en) 1982-07-29 1983-07-27 Apparatus for optically reading information

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